Japanese Warships Cleared For Action Amid Shanghai Turmoil
Reports from Shanghai describe Japanese warships cleared for action as Japan rushes more troops forward. Chinese forces form a new defense line while terrible carnage is reported at Shanhaikwan and casualties among soldiers and civilians rise. U.S. Senate debate centers on Hoover’s role in war debt discussions and France’s reparations stance.
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Santi
Vine
Ienaa
Ahe Drive
Manchuria
Beles
Japan Blames China for Outbreak Tension
Geneva dispatch reports a Japanese government spokesman saying China bears primary blame for recent outbreak tensions. Japan argues the incident near Bhan-Hai-Kwan was not a clear trigger for broader military action and seeks to avoid aggravating the situation.
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Geneva
Wednoning
British officer to report conflicting accounts in war briefing
London dispatch reports confusion over Hino-danans and Sak events near Koans Hal-Kwan. British commander warns of precautionary steps as ships Ludxewaber and Folkestone patrol, while inquiries proceed.
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London
Weanmnany
Pleping
ommander-In-Chiat
Twbutes to O'Reilly Welcomed On Return To Sydney
A large crowd greeted O'Reilly on his return to the city amid cheers and goodwill. The event highlighted support for his contributions to the recent victory, with praise directed at O'Reilly and Ironmonger for their roles in the win.
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Bydney
Thuratay
Ome
Ana O'Relly
Rydipy
Tony
Ironmonger
O'Reilly
Struck Patient Sequel to Bulgarian Disturbance
In a hospital ward following political unrest, Constantanof fatally shot Christomi Pri janoff near his bed, claiming orders from a Macedonian commander. Authorities allege the attacker, who was tending to 18 patients, used a revolver to strike the head and heart, then confessed he could not resist obeying orders.
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Weilnasday
Elton
New Houses Progress At Manuka
Construction of six more houses at Manuka advances for departmental use. A high density detached bungalow is under way with two twin units to start Monday. Turton of Melbourne Avenue Front reports a brick houses project in Morrvat area worth 7,814 pounds with completion set for May.
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Manuka
Morrvat
C. W. Turton
Bf Malbourne Avante
Forront
De Valera Prospects Rise as Labour Backs Victory
In Ireland the Free State election fever grows as Labour decides to support De Valera to sustain the previous Dail stance. Congrave discusses with McDermott of the Varmers Party to avoid split votes, though a united national stance now seems unlikely. De Valera’s camp claims potential victory against a united opposition, with Labour abstaining from splitting key constituencies.
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Irish Labour Party
de Valera
Congrave
McDermott
Varmers
England
Free Blaze
16 Valera
Dé Valera-itex
Rescue by air ends Whelan desert ordeal at Forrest
Paddy Whelan, marooned since December 22 in a Central Australian desert, was rescued today by Pilot Harry Baker who landed on a salt lake and flew Whelan back to Forrest. Baker used two Air Force planes with a radio-equipped craft, covering 240 miles in just over two hours. Whelan, now thin and injured, received a warm welcome as the planes returned to the lake bed for a final takeoff.
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Thurn
Paddy Whelan
Harry Baker
Baker
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Tandhing
Whelan
Mary Ornl
Jewart
Taker
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Planux
Alsanter
Great Hindi
Ingar
Jeaire
Piyine
Planer
Ronnss
Discontent in Bombay Sappers Sparks Mutiny Fight
A Bombay sapper and miner unit mutinied after shots at Cupcaln Thome last Saturday. S.A.D. Jand Fingh was captured near a village in Toons after hours of defiance, wounding a soldier. He held stolen service papers and ammunition. The strike appears tied to discontent over army transfers involving Sikhs from lower social standing and Bombay Sappers, with disaffected men charged or offered options to join.
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Thuceiy
Jand Fingh
S.A.D
Bombay
Cupcaln Thome
Toons
Fingh
Ayonot
Poseasion
Stral Kcom
Aetmadin
Colossal Deficits Ahead for United States
Treasury reports the first six months of the financial year ended with a deficit of 1.189 billion dollars, compared with 1.385 billion a year ago. If Congress does not authorize new revenue and cut spending, a deficit approaching 2.1 billion dollars by June is feared.
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Washington
Treasury
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Murder Mystery Fire Kills Man in London
A charred body found after a blaze leads detectives to a tangled murder plot. Earlier reports claimed a man died from smoke, but investigators now identify Walter Brutehott as the slain party. A typewriter inserted note and a bank photo link to Meser-In-law and Matchett's families deepen the case.
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London
Kamuel Furiges
Dai Man
Furnace
Walter Brutehott
Meser-In
Matchett
Police Ordinance Amendment Regulates Appointments
Regulation to govern appointments under Police Ordinances 1027 for the Federal Capital Territory outlines five year term limits. The amendment, from The Commonwealth Canette, specifies who may be appointed and the process for selection by Commonwealth Police Force officials.
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Federal Capital Territory
Commonwealth
Debates on Debt Relief and Harsh Aims of Hoover Plan
Walras and Benater Johnson debate debt cancellation as international banks push propaganda. Johnson denounces Hoover's moratorium and calls for a debt commission to address postwar settlements. He accuses Morgan and others of profits from wartime credit while urging Britain to pay its share.
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Dalvid Maton
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Benatar Johnson
Alwar Rising Rebels in Command Calcutta
Rebels in Alwar gained control of districts as skirmishes fatally wounded troops and reinforcements faced obstruction. Mohs groups used tom toms to relay messages and blocked roads by felled tree trunks and pits to hinder rocpa arrivals. Troops moved toward Karhintarn while Mea Thonmund barracks prepared a counter move.
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Alwar
Karhintarn
Amjon
Trebles In 21 Year Piaha At The Last Minute
A chaotic late night clash near London involved rebel forces and Bir Kingsley Wood. Heavy fighting and a fierce storm left several towns damaged, with 95 percent of some buildings down and telecommunication lines disrupted.
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London
Police Inquiry Into Fires At Harden
Police investigate a series of fires across Harden district with detectives reviewing past incidents in the area. No injuries reported as inquiries continue into the causes and potential suspects.
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Harden
Fragmentary quote on ratification and compelled action
An incomplete excerpt discusses an official stance on ratifying negotiated arrangements and paying. It mentions a figure named Robiison and a doubt about inviting or encouraging forced action by a government, with unclear surrounding context and names.
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Honitor Robiison
Proneh
Raed
17 Lost In Fire On French L Atlantique Liner
The French liner L Atlantique burned and abandoned after a fire in the Channel. Seventeen crew members are missing and 21 of 228 onboard are accounted for. Tugs and firefighting ships have been sent, the ship may be a total loss, and officials order an inquiry.
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L'Atlantique
L’atlantique
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M. Leon Mayer
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Cain
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Kerive
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Evening Standard
Ues
Tasman Flight Kingsford Smith Ready BYONEY
Kingsford Smith completes arrangements for a Tasman Sea flight to New Anka of the Southern Cross. The journey avoids a federal tax burden by securing favorable weather reports and awaiting ideal conditions before departure.
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Byoney
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Tasman Sea
New Anka
Cross
Kingaford Smith
Amcure
Tawnan Sea
French press rouses over a mysterious disarray in trade
A chaotic report from Te Matin claims France faces disruption in its beat merchant unit as a mysterious hand destroys vessels and hampers interams, with several named figures mentioned amid the confusion.
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Banon
France
Wren
Arla
Paul Lent
Georges Phillipar
Bomb Outrage Explosion Wrecks Home in East Lismore
A blast ripped through Mobba Lanmonus residence in East Lismore shattering the chimney after he lit a grate fire on returning from a holiday. Police suspect a deliberate attempt, with prior store blast and an earlier inquiry briefly lingering.
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Mobba
East Lismore
Pollee
Howsas Mode
Sigemut
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